Driver Effect of Cognitive Impairment and Spatial Orientation and Navigation (DECISION for short) is a research study funded by the UK Department for Transport.
The study investigates how everyday car driving can change in older drivers.
We are looking for current drivers aged at least 65 to complete our online questionnaires and tasks.
Maintaining independence is an important aspect of healthy aging. Retaining the ability to drive safely is often reported as key to maintaining independence. As we age, our thinking and decision-making ability changes. Some of these changes may help us drive more safely, but other changes may increase our risk of being involved in a driving incident.
The DECISION Study seeks to identify which age-related changes in thinking ability predict safe versus unsafe driving. We will use this information to develop new assessments that can help older people drive safely and independently as they age.
We use a combination of established questionnaires and psychology tasks, combined with innovative new assessments, to create driver-specific profiles. We then analyse how different profiles predict different driving styles.
All of this can be done online, so you can take part in the study from anywhere in the world, and it should take you no longer than 90 minutes to complete.
We are looking for current drivers aged at least 65 to complete our online questionnaires and tasks.
If you would like to learn more about participating in the DECISION Study, please first check our eligibility requirements below.
To participate in our study, you need to meet all of the following criteria:
If you meet all of these criteria, and would like to learn more about participating in the DECISION Study, then please click the Register button* at the top of this page.
*please note that the Register button may not display immediately on some smaller devices, e.g. tablets. You may need to tap the menu icon (e.g. three horizontal lines) to reveal the Register button.
CONTACT US
If you have any questions or comments about the study, including any technical issues while completing the study, please email us via decision.study@uea.ac.uk
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